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	Bradford Grammar School - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Bradford Grammar School was founded in 1548 and granted its Charter as the Free Grammar School of King Charles II in 1662.
		Pupils are selected by competitive examination and in 2003 there were 876 pupils in the Senior School, including 244 in the Sixth Form, 26 of whom are girls and 187 in the Junior School (Clock House).
		The school became fully co-educational in September 1999, with girls being admitted at all ages of admission: Over one third of the September 2002 entrants were girls.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Bradford_Grammar_School (128 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Bradford Grammar School (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Bradford Grammar School was founded in 1548 and granted its Charter as the Free Grammar School of King Charles II in 1662.
		A public school, in current English, Welsh and Northern Ireland usage, is a (usually) prestigious independent school, for children usually between the ages of 11 or 13 and 18, which charges fees and is not financed by the state.
		The school became fully co-educational in September 1999, with girls being admitted at all ages of admission: Over one third of the September 2002 entrants were girls.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Bradford-Grammar-School (1813 words)

	grammar - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		GRAMMAR [grammar] description of the structure of a language, consisting of the sounds (see phonology); the meaningful combinations of these sounds into words or parts of words, called morphemes; and the arrangement of the morphemes into phrases and sentences, called syntax.
		School grammars for the speakers of a standard language (e.g., English grammars for English-speaking students) are not descriptive but prescriptive, that is, they are rule books of what is considered correct.
		In traditional grammar, parts of speech are defined semantically, i.e., a noun is a person, place, or thing; but in linguistic morphology, parts of speech are defined according to their syntactic function: The difference between nouns and verbs is that they cannot appear in the same environment in a sentence.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/g1/grammar.asp (742 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Bristol Grammar School (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		This appears to result in many parents not entering their girls for the school, and thus could be a self-perpetuating trend, as well as the larger number of girls-only equivalent schools to boys-only in the area.
		A public school, in common English and Welsh usage, is a (usually) prestigious school, for children usually between the ages of 11 or 13 and 18, which charges fees and is not financed by the state.
		Preparatory schools (historically also known as "private schools", as they were usually privately owned by the headmaster) take children from the age of eight (or younger) and prepare them for their entrance exams to public schools.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Bristol-Grammar-School (684 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		The school grounds have been used as a helicopter landing ground by the royal family when they are visiting the local area due to its large fields.
		The grammar school also has a well kept classics department, and it is compulsory for all pupils to study Latin for two years.
		The 'new' school building in Frizinghall was actually completed in 1939, However the start of World War II prevented the building from being opened as a school.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Bradford_Grammar_School (1329 words)

	The Girls' Grammar School, Bradford
		The school is said to be highly effective in providing a rich and diverse range of educational opportunities that is appropriate for the interests, aptitudes and needs of its pupils and meets the expectations of its parents.
		The school was said to be justifiably proud of the individuals who go forward to represent their country, and of the teams and individuals who regularly reach regional, county and national finals of competitions in a variety of sporting activities.
		The inspectors were pleased with progress made in areas identified for minor improvement since the last inspection, commenting in particular that the school’s attention to cultural diversity is a considerable strength.
	www.bggs.com /inspection.html (657 words)

	traditional school grammar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		While we retain the traditional grammar school ethos, we are also forward thinking, and seek to combine the best of the old and the...
		Highlands Latin School offers a classical Christian education for K - 12 in Louisville, KY. HLS was founded by Cheryl Lowe, the author of Latina Christiana and publisher of a number of classical...
		In the 'grammar' stage of the elementary years, the child's capacity for memorization is...
	www.english-megasite.com /articles/41/traditional-school-grammar.html (631 words)

	Articles - Independent school (UK) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		A public school (in the independent sense) usually teaches children from the ages of 11 (for girls) or 13 (for boys) to 18, and was traditionally a single-sex boarding school, although many now accept day pupils and are coeducational.
		Some schools (often called "grammar schools") were sponsored by towns or villages or by guilds; others by cathedrals for their choir.
		University College School, founded in 1830 as part of University College London, was unique in that it neither took boarders nor gave religious education; indeed, by not limiting its intake to a specific religious denomination, it gained the claim of being the first truly "public" school, open to all.
	www.junctione.com /articles/Independent_school_(UK) (3506 words)

	§6. The Edwardian grammar schools. XIV. English Grammar Schools. Vol. 7. Cavalier and Puritan. The Cambridge ...
		During the reign of Mary, there followed a marked diminution in the number of new foundations; but the grammar schools at Oundle (1556), Repton (1557) and Brentwood (1557) received their charters, these being the most noteworthy examples, and the two latter having been endowed by private benefactors.
		In the meantime, in the capital itself there had risen up those great schools which, alike in their conception and administration, presented a singular contrast to the exclusiveness and immobility of Eton and Winchester.
		The civic founder assumed, indeed, in relation to education, an attitude in singular contrast to that of the courtly despoiler.
	www.bartleby.com /217/1406.html (450 words)

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		Bradford Grammar, one of the most technologically advanced schools in the country, has announced a major investment in 10 Gigabit backbone switches from SMC Networks that will underpin a crucial network upgrade in the summer of 2005.
		By the start of the new academic year Bradford Grammar will have one PC for every two of its 1100 pupils, all connected to a school wide network that works via an advanced server cluster on a fibre optic backbone.
		As part of the same upgrade, Bradford Grammar has also invested in seven units of the TigerSwitch 10/100/1000 (SMC8648T); a high-performance managed switch with 48 fixed 10/100/1000 ports, four of which can be upgraded with optional mini GBIC expansion slots for fibre connections.
	www.smc.com /index.cfm?event=press.pressRelease&localeCode=EN_GRC&pid=3966 (434 words)

	Evisum.com The Educational Vortal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Bradford Grammar School - Academic excellence is the principal aim of Bradford Grammar School.
		Bradford Inn - They are proud to announce that they have received the highest Room Quality Rating from the publication "The Official Guide to Branson, Missouri" in the Travel Guide Series.
		Bradford Cottage Bed and Breakfast - Unique New England Bed and Breakfast hidden within the beauty of a Country Club golf course, yet near all the Plymouth attractions.
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	ISIS North (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Bradford Grammar School is situated one mile from the centre of Bradford within easy reach of Leeds, Wharfedale, Halifax, Huddersfield and Airedale.
		A new Sixth Form Centre, Music School and Swimming Pool were commissioned in 2001, followed by a muti-media language lab and all weather floodlit sports facility in 2003.
		The school is served by railway services from the Calder Valley, Skipton, Ilkley and Leeds.
	www.isis-north.co.uk /cnt_showschool.asp?id=31 (225 words)

	Evisum.com The Educational Vortal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Bradford and Ilkley Community College - A range of over 1,000 courses, at all levels, from access to postgraduate level, full or part-time, and available to everyone.
		Dixons City Technology College, Bradford - The college is a purpose-built 11-18 comprehensive school with 1,050 full-time students and impressive facilities including one of the best school libraries in the country.
		The Salt Grammar School, Baildon, Shipley - The college is a purpose-built 11-18 comprehensive school with 1,050 full-time students and impressive facilities including one of the best school libraries in the country.
	search.evisum.com /dir.cgi?dir=76987 (383 words)

	bradford grammar junior school
		The Junior School is situated in a 17th century building called
		Clock House and this is the name by which we are known locally.
		These pages give you a snapshot of some of the things the school does.
	www.bgsjuniorschool.co.uk /index.html (83 words)

	bradford grammar school
		Bradford Grammar School is a selective co-educational school which seeks to retain the best of the traditional grammar school ethos with a modern, forward...
		Bradford Grammar School Boat Club (BGSBC) offers competitive rowing and sculling to Bradford Grammar School (BGS) pupils between the ages of 11 and 18 years old.
		School can also be found in the Post 16 tables (click here) Background Information.
	www.uk20.co.uk /search.php?q=bradford+grammar+school (368 words)

	Bradford History
		William Bradford, son of Ezekiel, was very closely identified with the early history of Turner, and was the first Bradford to enter the town.
		William Bradford was tithing man in 1788, one of the selectmen and assessors, 1789-90 and 1810.
		Richmond Bradford, when a young man, opened an office at his father's near the south line of the town, but he soon removed to Auburn, where he became a well known physician, and continued in his profession until infirmities of age compelled him to relinquish his duties.
	www.rootsweb.com /~meandros/bradford.html (6044 words)

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		Hockney found that the education given at Bradford Art School was limited, based, as it was,on the work of the Euston Rd painterssuch as Coldstream and Pasmore.
		On leaving the Bradford school he was accepted for The Royal College of Art in London.
		Bradford School of Art stands on Great Horton Rd on the site of a house known as Mannville the home from the 1790s of Thomas Mann,a celebrated manufacturer of prostheses, and then of his sons.
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	Ermysted's Grammar School - Archives
		Another sign that soccer had its detractors in the School came in the form of a senior debate in November 1905, where the motion was The supremacy of Association Football over Rugby.
		The School’s adoption of William Ermysted’s coat of arms in 1907 was clearly a gesture in this direction, as was the switch back to ‘Rugby’ football.
		The School’s position on the rugby map was acknowledged in 1912 by the Yorkshire RFU sending a strong ‘Yorkshire Wanderers’ XV team to play at ‘Sandylands’.
	www.ermysteds.n-yorks.sch.uk /archives/sport/sport.htm (1920 words)

	Titus Salt
		Titus Salt, the son of Daniel Salt, a woolstapler, was born in Morley near Leeds on 20th September, 1803.
		Between 1801 and 1851 the population of Bradford grew from 13,000 to 104,000.
		Salt employed young children in his factories and were totally opposed to the 1833 Factory Act that attempted to prevent children under the age of nine working in textile mills.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /IRsalt.htm (1150 words)

	Totallylegal: the legal recruitment site
		Yorkshire is well-served by the independent school sector and indeed is home to several famous ones, including Ampleforth College near York and Ashville College in Harrogate.
		However, despite the names, very few state schools in the region are still selective, although grammar schools do survive in the North Yorkshire towns of Ripon and Skipton.
		Generally, the Leeds and Bradford local education authorities under-perform the national average in terms of both GCSE and A-level grades, while North Yorkshire schools are generally above average.
	www.totallylegal.com /content/home/career_centre/looking_for_opportunities/leeds/schools (193 words)

	Project Oarsome wins first Community Club award
		Bradford Amateur Rowing Club was awarded over £50,000 to undertake urgent repairs to Hirst Weir on the River Aire.
		The facility already serves two local schools, a local university and has an average of 300 competitors that attend two regatta each year.
		The schools and other clubs rowing out of the facility are Salt Grammar School (the Project Oarsome partner state secondary school), Bradford Grammar School (Rowing Club and curriculum rowing), Woodhouse Grove School (Rowing Club and curriculum rowing about to start) and Bradford University Rowing Club.
	www.sportengland.org /index/project_oarsome_case_study (505 words)

	Learn more about H. L. A. Hart in the online encyclopedia. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Hart was born in 1907, the son of a Jewish tailor of German and Polish origin.
		Educated at Bradford Grammar School and at New College, Oxford, where he studied Classical Greats.
		Hart became a Barrister and practiced at the Chancery Bar from 1932 to 1940.
	www.onlineencyclopedia.org /h/h_/h__l__a__hart.html (548 words)

	First World War.com - Prose & Poetry - J.B. Priestley
		Priestley was born in Bradford, West Yorkshire, in the north of England.
		Priestley attended Bradford Grammar School, but left his studies at the age of sixteen and worked as a junior clerk in a firm (1910-1914).
		In Bradford Priestley began to write poetry for his own pleasure and contribute articles to local and London papers.
	www.firstworldwar.com /poetsandprose/priestley.htm (831 words)

	UpMyStreet - All secondary schools near Hole by LEA
		If you wish to contact a school or see its achievement and attainment results, click on the school name.
		Schools with an asterisk () are independent schools*.
		Ask the locals for their views on local schools in Conversations.
	www.upmystreet.com /inf/sch/list/gcs/?l1=UMS49324&sloc=1 (146 words)

	Nuffield Curriculum Centre: Teaching, Education, Learning
		They are: Badminton School, Berkhamsted Collegiate School (Camilla Gordon, Catriona Reynolds, Jessica Rider and Bruce Miller gained the highest score on the report), Lancaster Girls’ Grammar School, Malvern College and Prior Pursglove College.
		There was an outstanding report from one group of students at Culford School and they are worthy of special congratulations, they gained 90% on the report section and obtained a Z score of less than 1.
		Bradford Grammar School; King Edward VI Grammar School, Chelmsford; King James School, North Yorkshire; Kings College, Taunton; North Westminster Community School; Porth County Comprehensive School and Saint Edmunds School, Canterbury.
	www.nuffieldcurriculumcentre.org /go/minisite/Post16AnalysisCompetition/Page_14.html (478 words)

	traditional grammar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Fundamentals of English Grammar: Description and Use "Fundamentals of English Grammar: Description and Use is a complete introduction to the basic syntactic structure of Modern English and the...
		By traditional grammar is meant basically the Aristotelian orientation toward the nature of language as exemplified in the work of the ancient Greeks and Romans, the
		Research article on a breakthrough grammar and writing program that links a hands-on grammar with innovative paragraph and essay instruction...and causes confident and superior writers.
	www.english-megasite.com /articles/42/traditional-grammar.html (532 words)

	News - Yorkshire Post Today: News, Sport, Jobs, Property, Cars, Entertainments & More (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		The Independent Schools Council (ISC) recorded a 0.6 per cent drop in pupil numbers compared to last year although this was better than the 1.2 per cent fall in the state sector.
		Stephen Davidson, headteacher at Bradford Grammar School, said: "All sectors in education must be aware that we are moving into a period of time when there will be fewer children of school age.
		Parents with children at Yorkshire independent schools saw fees rise by 6.5 per cent although the average term fee of Â£2,608 is the lowest in the country.
	www.yorkshirepost.co.uk /ViewArticle2.aspx?SectionID=55&ArticleID=1021751 (669 words)

	Rugby Football Union - Latest South West Daily Mail Cup News
		Never before has Exeter College reached the last eight of the schools’ cup and their place in quarter-finals is clearly deserved after some notable scalps this season, including victory over regular cup protagonists Gloucester’s St. Peter’s High School.
		The Somerset school have been knocked out of the tournament on five occasions, always to be beaten by the competition’s eventual winners.
		We are a school which produces consistent sides’ year in year out, but if I am honest I wouldn’t say this side is as strong as the team who reached the final.
	www.rfu.com /index.cfm/fuseaction/RFUHome.News_Detail/StoryID/9245 (886 words)

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